Top Stories From The Wall Street Journal

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RIM CEOs Give Up Top Posts in Shuffle: After 20 years together at the helm of Research In Motion Ltd., Jim Balsillie and Mike Lazaridis, the company’s co-chief executives, turned over the top job late Sunday to a little-known company insider as part of a board and management shuffle.

Germany Rejects Bigger Bailout: Germany rejected calls for boosting the size of the planned euro-zone bailout fund, even as talks on restructuring Greek debt stalled over the weekend and raised the specter of a possible Greek default.

Gingrich Reshapes Landscape:Newt Gingrich’s surprise thumping of Mitt Romney in the South Carolina Republican primary sets the stage for a prolonged and potentially messy fight to determine who will lead the party’s campaign to defeat President Barack Obama.

China’s Oil Imports from Iran Jump: China’s crude-oil imports from Iran last year were up 30% from 2010, to 27.76 million metric tons, China’s General Administration of Customs reported Saturday. That works out to about 557,000 barrels a day.

India Tax Body to Study Vodafone Verdict: India’s Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) on Saturday said it has constituted a “core” panel to study the landmark Supreme Court verdict clearing Vodafone Group PLC of any tax liabilities on the deal it struck to enter the Indian telecommunication sector in 2007.

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